Gerard Raymond
Gerard Raymond is a Sri Lanka-born arts journalist based in New York City who’s a member of the Outer Critics Circle and the American Theater Critics/Journalists Association.
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A Show You Can Hear, Smell, Taste and Touch, But Not See
Audiences at Odd Man Out, an immersive show performed in complete darkness at the Sheen Center. Photo by Camilo Llorente.
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The Joy of Collaborating on ‘Corruption’
John Behlmann, Eleanor Handley and Toby Stephens in Corruption at Lincoln Center Theater. Photo by T. Charles Erickson.
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Why the New Play ‘Public Obscenities’ Feels—and Sounds—Strikingly Authentic
Abrar Haque, NaFis, Tashnuva Anan in Public Obscenities. Photo by Julieta Cervantes.
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Can This Artist-Led Producing Model Help Theatre Evolve?
How playwrights are taking charge of their own productions with The Pool
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They Didn’t Know What to Make of the Play, Which Is Why They Signed On
Kristine Nielsen, Marylouise Burke and Mia Katigbak on performing in Annie Baker’s Infinite Life
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How Hiran Abeysekera Faces Down a Tiger—and His Past—Every Night
The star of Life of Pi on his transatlantic journey with the award-winning play
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How Three Artists Are Honoring Their Ancestors at Atlantic Theater Company
The new play ‘Elyria’ is an immigrant story and a family affair
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You’ve Never Seen ‘A Delicate Balance’ Like This
The impact of featuring an all-Asian cast in Edward Albee’s classic play
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What’s It Like to Play Tom Stoppard’s Alter Ego?
Actor Arty Froushan and director Patrick Marber on the personal nature of Leopoldstadt